AI agent that turns your slow PyTorch into fast GPU code, automatically
The best GPU engineers work at Nvidia and OpenAI for $2M+ packages. The rest of us are stuck with PyTorch code that uses <50% of our hardware. We built Herdora for every team that can't afford a GPU optimization expert. Herdora takes your PyTorch and optimizes it with custom kernels. It monitors your inference workloads, catches inefficiencies, and fixes them automatically. You keep shipping fast. Herdora makes it run fast. No CUDA knowledge required, no million-dollar hires needed.
Ask: Are you trying to make your inference faster, writing CUDA by hand, or do you know someone who is? Fill our our interest form or send us an email contact@herdora.com to be added to our pilot program. See below for details.
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Getting AI models to run fast on GPUs requires a rare breed of engineer.
These GPU wizards:
Even worse: If you want to run on alternative GPUs or other accelerators, you need different experts to rewrite all your kernels. Most teams are stuck choosing between:
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Herdora does what those GPU engineering wizards do, automatically. Feed it your PyTorch code, and it generates the optimized kernels that would normally take months of manual work.
What you get:
You write PyTorch. Herdora makes it run like it was hand-tuned by the best in the business. Herdora then monitors prod to track performance. No CUDA expertise needed on your team.
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You should reach out if any of this sounds familiar:
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π€ Friends since freshman year at UChicago, where we were also roommates
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If you're running ML workloads on GPUs (or know someone who is), we'd love to add you to our pilot program. Email us at contact@herdora.com or fill out our interest form with your model type and current GPU setup.
You'll get the same optimizations that companies pay GPU consultants $50k+ to deliver except automated and in days instead of months.
Currently Onboarding:
Send us an email: contact@herdora.com
Book a call: https://cal.com/herdora/20min
Interest: https://www.herdora.com/interest
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